Malcolm Fowler
International Human Rights Committee and Law Reform Board
Law Socitey of England and Wales

The content of the baseless and unsubstantiated allegations made by
those interviewed did not surprise me, as I have read their allegations
and the Iranian Mojahedin's responses in various publications before.
However, what concerned me was the fact that Human Rights Watch decided
to publish such a report without carrying out the most basic checks to
ensure the accuracy and truth of the testimonies provided and without
giving the Iranian Mojahedin an opportunity to respond.

Statement by Mr David Amess, MP
The PMOI whose members and sympathisers have been the primary victims
of the Iranian regime's barbarity over the past quarter of a century,
and who have sacrificed everything to struggle for the liberation of
their people, are not in the business of mistreating their members,
sympathisers or anyone else for that matter.

Message by Lord Clarke of Hampstead to Iranian gathering on June 17 anniversary - Paris

Here we are witnessing the second anniversary of the storming of the residence of Maryam Rajavi and her colleagues in Paris.
Two years without proper charge being made. Two years of uncertainty,
two years of anxiety of those people wrongly being accused of doing
things against the law in France.
I send my best wishes to the gathering taking place today. Special
greetings to Madam Rajavi and her colleagues who are continuing to
fight for justice and freedom.

For
over two decades, the Iranian Resistance has ceaselessly endeavored to
raise public awareness around the world of the clerical regime's crimes
against the Iranian people, and provided information to parliaments and
international organizations. Resistance activists in countries
throughout the world established ties with members of parliament,
political dignitaries, intellectuals, labor unions, state
representatives, mayors, etc., to inform them of the regime's crimes
and introduce the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).

Iranians from across Germany gathered in Berlin on May
9 in a Convention for Democratic Change in Iran, Supporting
Maryam Rajavi.

The clerical regime had conspired against the convention and resorted
to spreading rumors such as claiming that a bomb was planted in the
convention hall to prevent it from taking place. The vigilance of the
organizers and steadfastness of the participants, however, foiled the
mullahs' efforts.

Human Rights Watch Report on the Iranian Opposition: A Reward for the Iranian Regime; A Penalty for the Iranian PeopleProf. Raymond Tanter of the Iran Policy Committee

WASHINGTON, May 19 /U.S. Newswire/ -- In a press release, Human Rights
Watch announced that it has released a 28-page report titled, "No Exit:
Human Rights Abuses Inside the MKO Camps." The report contains
telephone interviews with 12 "former...(Mujahedin e-Khalq
Organization-MEK)) members." It considers their statements as "credible
claims that they were subjected to imprisonment as well as physical and
psychological abuses."